Sentence examples for worth a separate from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon might be worth a separate, follow-up report.

It doesn't really seem worth a separate post and an exclamation mark, somehow, coming from the last ball.

The post-war years brought ever more terror, and ever more sycophancy but also a physical and mental decline that set his subordinates thinking about what might follow.This, like many other chapters in Mr Sebag Montefiore's racy narrative, is worth a separate book of its own.

Though very interesting these issues are, they are certainly worth a separate treaty and far beyond the scope of our paper.

This native app is worth a separate shout-out since it's such a great feature for those who've come to depend on their iPhones as their primary cameras.

An accompanying exhibit, The Art of Ancient Greek Theater, up through January 3 , 2011 is well worth a separate visit.

It's difficult or impossible for all those magical bacteria, micro-organisms and worms to digest and transform raw material in this weather anyway, and if there is enough space, it may be worth making a separate pile or bagging it up to incorporate later.

"It would be of limited or even dubious worth pursuing a separate legal jurisdiction 'in principle' if Welsh ministers and the assembly did not also obtain a reasonably full set of powers in relation to justice".

I lifted some of the numbers that they're boasting about on the dedicated marketing website, but I thought it'd be worth doing a separate post on the numbers they shared in relation to the +1 button, which the company started rolling out at the end of March 2011 (and more broadly last June).

Why is children's literature worth considering as a separate genre?

They are delicious cold, too; it is worth making up a separate batch for the refrigerator.